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The Quiet Lakes Improvement Association

Pay Annual Dues

Permanent and seasonal residents and tourism business owners who live on or within one mile of Teal, Lost Land, or Ghost lakes are eligible and encouraged to become members of the Quiet Lakes Improvement Association (QLIA), as are renters and campers who spend at least 30 days per year on or adjacent to these three lakes. Dues in 2023 are $50 per year for individuals or families, collected and applied on a calendar-year basis (January 1). The State of Wisconsin limits our ability to collect dues to $50 maximum per year.

Association Membership

The Quiet Lakes Association is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Your membership dues and any other donations are deductible to the full extent of applicable tax law. We depend upon our members for their volunteer activities and for their financial support in the form of annual dues and other donations.

Please renew your membership annually.

Want to Volunteer ?

The Quiet Lakes Improvement Association needs volunteers to work on several committees: Aquatic Invasive Species Control, Fisheries Management, Fundraising and Welcome Committee.

EWM (Eurasian Milfoil) Control: Our lake volunteers use a mechanical harvester to pull mil-foil on our lakes. Below is a video of the harvester working on Lost Land Lake. If you are interested in helping volunteer on our harvester team, please email us

Why become a member of the Quiet Lakes Association?

You will have a voice in our lake community. Being a member of the QLIA will provide a dialogue with the lake association and also the County, State and Federal organizations that support our lake eco-system. It is important that we have a strong and proactive voice with all of these important resources and having a strong foundation of Membership is important to the future of our lakes.
You will have access to our information about our lake ecosystem. We have collected and will be collecting invaluable Information about the ecological health of our lake’s water, fish, plant life, shoreline and watershed. All of this information will be shared for your review and understanding.
You will be invited to the QLIA social functions. Currently we hold an Annual Meeting in July and Annual Picnic in August. We held a Summer Fest Fundraising event in late Summer 2023 and are initiating local get togethers in neighborhoods to meet our neighbors and spread the word about the needs both short and long-term to support our lakes!
You will have the chance to take real actions to protect our lakes. Our Board, Committee’s and Members work hand in hand with our State and local DNR resources to protect and improve the natural eco-system of our lakes. environment.

Lifetime Members

We have loyal and dedicated members who have supported the Quiet Lakes Improvement Association for 30 years and more. We cherish your dedication and unwavering support for our lakes.

Lifetime Member	Year Joined
William Boersma	1972
George and Delores Brandt	1977
Mike and Jan Brandt	1991
Norm & Linda Bratteig	1981
Paul Carlson	1973
Becky Choyce	1978
Dick and Carol Dujmovic	1985
Donald Felz	1981
Guy & Wendy Franzese	1991
Gerald & Diane Hansen	1991
David & Elizabeth Hardy	1981
Gil & Carol Igowsky	1987
Gary and Mary Meloy	1991
Bill Midwood	1991
Art and Sharon Miller
George and Grace Miller
Rick Sinon and Sherry Parmenter	1991
Esta Lee Sampson	1978
Richard Thearin	1969
Robert and Barbara Timme	1979

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